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Brooklin J Elect 1966 Executive Brooklin Junior Farmers held their election of officers for 1966, in the township hall, Brooklin on Thursday, Decem- ber 2. Grant Jones of Brooklin was elected president of the boys' club; and Doreen Jones, president of the girls' club. The boys' executive for 1966 is as follows: Past President--Murray Car- son; President -- Grant Jones; Vice-President -- David Hawth- orne; Secretary--John Wilson; Treasurer -- Ken Stickwood; Club Directors -- Jim Wilson, Noel Hamer, George Empring- ham, John Davis; County Di- rectors -- Grant Jones, David Hawthorne, Elected to the girls' execu- tive for 1966 are: Past President--Sharyn Jones $ President--Doreen Jones; Vice- President -- Margaret Miller; Secretary-Treas. -- Joan Hoar; Club Directors-- Sharyn Jones, June Davis, Diane Carter, Shir Highway Lights At Last Wednesday night, Dec- ember 1st, the lights were turn- ed on at the Jet. of Hwys. 12 & TA, at Manchester. Five hydro poles were erect- ed several weeks ago by the Department of Highways, and on Wednesday night the years of darkness at this corner came to a dazzling finish, With the installation of these lights, the scene of many an accident should improve, and motorists will have adequate visibility on the two highways. Manchester Personalized "Just for You" stationery and thank-you cards add that extra touch of warmth to your wrrespondence. Your name and address or initials are printed on white or coloured quality writing papers in beautiful raised lettering. The impression is dignified, and oh so charming; 'yet the cost is very low. Choose your personalized stationery, dinner napkins, cocktail napkins, coasters, matches and playing cards from the many available styles you'll see in the personalized "Just for You? sample book. P.8. They make wonderful gifts for family and friends too. PORT PERRY STAR r. Farmers ley Jones, Sandra Carson. County Directors--Doreen Jones Margaret Miller; Newsletter correspondent. for both elubs-- Evelyn Jones. School Trustees In Cartwright Twp. As a result of the election held Monday in the Township of Cartwright, the following ecan- didates were elected to the Board of Education for a one- year term. Mr. Harold Kyte, Lumber dealer, Blackstock --249 votes, Mr. Douglas Sleep, Business man, R.R. 2, Nestleton --221 votes Mr. Robert Wheeler, G.M. Worker, R.R. 1, Burketon --205 votes, Unsuccessful in their bids for trusteeship on the Board were Mr. Kennth Lee, G.M. Worker, R.R. 3 Burketon (154 votes); Mr. Charles Sharpe, G.M. Wor~ ker, Caesarea, Ont. (140 votes) and Mr. Norman Tennyson, Milkman, Caesarea (128 votes), The three gentlemen who were elected will join the three in- cumbents who still have 1 more vear to serve. These are Messrs Harvey Graham; Neil Malcolm and Donald Frw. 4-H CLUB NEWS PORT PERRY WEST 4-H HOMEMAKING CLUB The last two meetings were canceled for two weeks since the exams were on. The last two metings were held on Dec. 1st and Dec. 4th, completing the unit for the year. At both meetings there were twelve members present, The sixth meeting was held at Mrs. Carnochan's and the minutes wre read by Judy Wal- lace. Discussion: Judgement of tea biscuits was made by Mrs. Bas- sant and Mrs. Carnochane since the girls made some & brought them to be judged. | Notes: 1. What Standard Tea Biscuits should be like. 2. Making Tea 3. Manners 4. Setting of a Table. | Seventh meeting: Minutes were read by Heather Robert- son. This meting was held at Mrs. Carnochane's and the mo- thers were invited for a Buffet Style Supper which was enjoy- ed by everyone. Mrs. Bassant and Mrs. Car- nochane were given gifts and thanks for their leadership through the year. This con- cluded the unit for this year. aR Elect Three New | Caught By Conveyer Belt Six Year Old Boy Dies A 6-year-old boy died Sunday after being mauled by a con- veyor belt Saturday on a neigh- bor's farm in Nestleton. Michael Liscum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland G. Liscum, was playing near a conveyor belt that was running corn into a hopper when the belt caught hold of him and dragged him into the power unit. He was taken to the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, where he died of head injuries. Lorne Crawford Elected Pres. Of Brooklin Fair Board Officers for the ensuing year were elected at a meeting of the Brooklin Spring Fair Board. The fair has a balance of $5,181.18 compared with $4,446.- 80 for 1964. The directors will meet Jan 11 to discuss import- ant business. The new officers are: Clare Vernon, Port Perry, past presi- dent; Lorne Crawford, Brooklin, president; Douglas Coates, Whitby, first vice-president; Bruce Lehman, Ashburn, second vice-president; Arthur Richard- son, Ashburn ,thrid vice-presi- dent; Mrs Betty Holman, Brook- lin, secretary, women's section. Committee chairman are: heavy horses, Heber Down, Brooklin; light horses, Douglas Coates; beef cattle, Arthur Ri- chardson; dairy cattle, Walter Holliday, Columbus. horse rac- ing, Len Blight, Brooklin; gates and parking, Jack MacDuff, Brooklin; sports, Don Mitchell, Brooklin; ladies and children's, Mrs. L. Crawford, Brooklin; auditors, .Jack MacDuff and Elmer Powell. PORT PERRY STAR," Thursday, Dec. 9, 1965-13 -- OBITUARIES -- MICHAEL R. I. LISCUM The death occurred Dec. 5 at the Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, as the result of a farm accident of Michael Rolland Ivan Liscum, 6, of RR 1, Nes- tleton. The child's clothing became entangled in the grain elevator in the barn at his home. He was rushed to Port Perry Mem- orial Hospital and subsequently to the Oshawa General Hospital before being taken to Toronto. A son of Rolland and Dianna Liscum, the deceased was born June 30, 19569, in Oshawa. / Besides his parents he is sur- vived by a sister, Donna, 8 and two brothers, Larry, 8 and Johnny, 8. Also surviving are his pater- nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan™ Liscum of Oshawa; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Gordon Grey, of Lively, Ont.; and his great - grandmothers, Mrs. Annie Hicks of Burleigh Falls and Mrs. Marion Perry of North Cobalt. Rev. John Markle of St. Gre- gory's Roman Catholic Church held prayers at the MecIntosh- Anderson Funeral Home at 11.30 a.m., Dec. 7. Interment was in Oshawa Union Cemetery. eo. ¢ ROBERT FLOYD PILKEY The death occured suddenly Saturday of Robert Floyd Pil- key, 41, of Brooklin The owner of a Brooklin service station, Mr. Pilkey died in a drowning accident in Lake Ontario. Mr. Pilkey was born in Whit- by and had lived in the area all of his life. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pilkey, of Whitby. He was educated at Whitby public and high schools. He married the former Miss Mary Mitchell, in 1945. Mr. Pilkey and his family had lived in Brooklin for 11 years. He was a member of the Brooklin United Church. © He is survived by his wife Mary, and three children, James, Ronald and Linda. There is one sister Mrs, Louis Richard- son (Olive). Funeral was Dec. 7 with ser- vice at the Robinson Funeral Home, Brooklin. Burial was at Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin, Hunter Drowns In Lake Ontario A duck hunter drowned in icy Lake Ontario on Saturday after his companion became too cold to continue supporting him. Dead is Floyd Pilkey, 40, a Brooklin service station opera- tor. In hospital in satisfactory condition, but suffering from exposure after one hour in the lake is Fred Marshall, 37, also of Brooklin. The two men were on a hunt- ing trip when their 10-foot boat overturned. Other hunters nearby tried to launch the only small boat available--a flat bottomed "car- top" -- but high waves beat them back. 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